nice video, but I would watch your arm/elbow movement. 1, it distracts your audience. 2, extraneous movement can shift your embouchure and make you crack notes.
@picoj no, you wouldnt have a director tell you that, because he has approx. 80 other people to watch, that are all sitting in front of you. But, just about any private teacher will tell you that the movement is unnecessary. And, arm flapping does not make you look good. It looks like a bird playing tuba. Again, this is not an attack. I am offering my wisdom that my professors have offered to me. that's all.
Agreed. I believe we all have our own taste and can play whatever is appeasing to us. Tuba and Harp might not be normal, but why not do news things with music? If everybody stuck with the same formula then things would get boring.
To each their own though. Everybody has their own opinion.
Thanks. On a smaller horn I think it works better at the written octave as opposed to what I played here. Of course, if I were a better player I'm sure I could make it work on any horn regardless of tessitura.
nice video, but I would watch your arm/elbow movement. 1, it distracts your audience. 2, extraneous movement can shift your embouchure and make you crack notes.
It was a good read though! nice job.
tubademon999 1 year ago
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I have never had a director/conductor ask me for less physical movement. Extraneous embouchure movement will get you every time though.
picoj 1 year ago
@picoj no, you wouldnt have a director tell you that, because he has approx. 80 other people to watch, that are all sitting in front of you. But, just about any private teacher will tell you that the movement is unnecessary. And, arm flapping does not make you look good. It looks like a bird playing tuba. Again, this is not an attack. I am offering my wisdom that my professors have offered to me. that's all.
tubademon999 1 year ago
Really nice playing!
I love this piece.
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TheMusicify13 2 years ago
Sorry but the tuba kills it.
However definitely better than I expected! You're a great musician!
boomdiddyah 2 years ago
i don't know what those people are talking about, but i think this is absolutely phenomenal.
thank you.
valdeztheninja 2 years ago
Agreed. I believe we all have our own taste and can play whatever is appeasing to us. Tuba and Harp might not be normal, but why not do news things with music? If everybody stuck with the same formula then things would get boring.
To each their own though. Everybody has their own opinion.
lonewonder08 2 years ago 3
I really like your tone, too. And I would NOT like it nearly as well an octave up!
theatrekrill 2 years ago
Thanks. On a smaller horn I think it works better at the written octave as opposed to what I played here. Of course, if I were a better player I'm sure I could make it work on any horn regardless of tessitura.
picoj 2 years ago
Tuba is a nice intrument but that meditation sounds really terrible, you play it like 2 octaves below, you should play some other music.
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noygam 3 years ago
Woohoo! first negative comment on youtube!
picoj 3 years ago
because this sounds how can i say it gentenly? CRAP !
i think flute might do the job since it sounds better..
noygam 3 years ago
Harp and tuba don't sound that great
cubsrule2040 2 years ago
I really like tuba as an orchestra instrument, but as a solo instrument with harp?!. I agree with your opinion +Good comment :D
noygam 2 years ago
a violin, flute, oboe, viola, or cello would blend well with a harp
cubsrule2040 2 years ago
nice tone man keep up the good work...haha ur arms flap like chikin wings wen u play..but nice job
TheNthOG 3 years ago
Very nice. I've been listening to this vid for over a year and thought I would finally leave a comment.
lonewonder08 3 years ago
Thank you for the kind words.
picoj 3 years ago
This combination of instruments works very well! I would love to hear it when you are not so tired and can play an octave up :-)
Great tone :-) I am practicing a lot at the moment (tuba) and would like to improve my tone!
Jocecile 3 years ago
Thanks for the compliment. Remember, steady air and lots of it. Think of singing.
picoj 3 years ago
Thanks for the tips :-)
Jocecile 3 years ago
where can i get the music for this? =D
Phantom663 3 years ago
It is a Patrick Sheridan arrangement and I'm not sure where it is available from, but I'm sure it is out there.
picoj 3 years ago
A chicken playing tuba...
pedrotretuba 3 years ago
Most original and unexpected combination. Not bad. Would have loved to see the harpist playing as well though.
DandelionFairy 3 years ago
that lookds to big to be a helleberg it looks like a pt-50+
hitemp 3 years ago
wut kinda mouthpiece is that
hitemp 3 years ago
I'm not sure what I was playing that day, but it was probably a Conn Helleberg.
picoj 3 years ago
is pretty this combination yeah
tubista21 4 years ago
Great music! Bravo!
doctorcoach 5 years ago